"ontological basis" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when making reference to the philosophical concept of existence that is usually explored in metaphysics. For example: "The ontological basis of this theory suggests that physical objects exist independently of perception."
This model-description language may be a markup language based on the CBO, similar to the SBO and SBML pair, or we may use the CBO in OWL-2 in conjunction with appropriate ontologies, such as the OPB, as both the ontological basis language and the executable markup language.
We aim to clarify the ontological basis of the tension between its analytical and normative aspects.
These landscape terms, and a rich set of seascape terms, provide the ontological basis for toponyms across subdomains.
In other words, we will be concerned with the issue of whether the linguistic system of classifiers have ontological basis.
Philosophers and mathematicians were forced to acknowledge the lack of an epistemological and ontological basis for mathematics.
As an object of knowledge, the sprout retains its single ontological basis, but it is known through its two natures.
Realism provides an ontological and epistemological basis for understanding causality (Drummond and Marsden 1999).
Because of its ontological and epistemological basis, realist evaluation is quite fit to assess complexity [ 76, 77] and may contribute most in research of exactly such topics.
For example, DL comprise the logical semantics for knowledge representation which constitute the basis of ontological encoding specifically designed for a group of knowledge representation languages which include OWL, the standard language for ontologies over the Web.
They have generally failed to recognise the ontological, non-representational, non-semantic basis for his empiricism.
On the basis of our ontological descriptions, the collected data in the previous subsection are represented as instances of quality data representations.
